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Some of the power seems to be returning to house-buyers in Auckland after months of sky-rocketing prices.

Alastair Judkins is a penguin hunter - and his secret weapon is a 'super nose', a dog called Mena. Alison Ballance joins them on a little penguin search in Wellington.

Increasingly, the decisions impacting our lives are made by algorithms. Are they really fairer?

Construction bosses say at least 1000 workers will be needed to rebuild quake-hit roads and buildings. Audio

The government could not find a buyer for 300 Invercargill state homes, now the proposed sale of 249 in Horowhenua has fallen through.

Advance voting in the Mount Roskill by-election begins today with Labour's Michael Wood and National list MP Parmjeet Parmar the two main contenders.

Kaikoura remains shut off, parts of central Wellington are still behind cordons and more wild weather is expected after yesterday's devastating quake. Here's what you need to know.

A public health academic is warning the government's RMA reforms could cause more emergencies like Havelock North's water contamination.

Trump has highlighted why it’s more important than ever to start undermining the hate, anger and frustration brewing in all parts of the world.

Global markets are in turmoil as a celebrity businessman stuns the world by winning the US election.

The government insists there is no housing crisis in New Zealand despite a surprise announcement yesterday of a $300 million injection for emergency housing.

The government will spend $300 million on emergency housing, funding an extra 1400 places around the country, the Minister for Social Housing says. Video

The government is failing to make a dent in rheumatic fever rates across much of Auckland, despite millions of dollars being poured into tackling the problem.

Thousands more construction apprenticeships are needed to fill jobs created by the building boom, despite a record number of apprentices, an industry leader says.

“Do we want to keep doing this? Is it the right thing to do, to keep this band alive and to keep making music?”

Tea anyone? In the face of immigration concerns and the refugee crisis, some Kiwis feel it is time to celebrate the positive role migrant communities play in making New Zealand a great place to live…

Baby boomers who've become asset-rich as property prices rocket aren't to blame for the affordability crisis, an economist says.